306 diesel turbo ignition stuck on & solenoid stuck open

Discussion in 'Peugeot 306' started by afro_eddy, Nov 4, 2004.

  1. afro_eddy

    afro_eddy Guest

    i have a 306 xrdt, when i reconnect the battery it's as if the ignition is
    stuck in the on position
    the orange pre-heat light for the glowplugs doesn't come on but the car
    will start
    the red STOP! & little oil light thing are on, when i start the car they
    both go off, when i stop the car they come back on
    i can turn the key off & remove but engine is still running, i found the
    lever for cutting the engine out
    i read the below post from feb this year, the bit about the 12V feed from
    the car not going off with the
    ignition seems to be the problem that i have
    how do i check & fix this?

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    HI

    I have a '93 Rover 418 TDI that has the Peugeot sourced XUD-9A Diesel
    engine fitted.

    Yesterday the car wouldnt shut off despite taking the key out. I now
    stall to stop. I figure it is the fuel pump solenoid being stuck open
    and
    not closing off.

    Do I hav to get this replaced or can I somehow take it out and repair or
    use WD-40 to free it?

    Any further advice gratefully appreciated.

    Cheers
    Staylong
    UK

    reply:

    If you look at the back of the pump, just above the 4 fuel outlet
    pipes, you'll see the solenoid. It has the crimp terminal fastened to
    the top with a small nut. It can be a pig to get at and need some of
    the bracketry removing. Once off, it's a very simple device. The
    plunger itself is in the diesel so wd40 is a waste of time. Before you
    remove it, check that the 12V feed from the car is going off with the
    ignition. You don't want to waste a lot of time with the plunger if
    it's not the problem.

    yeha
     
    afro_eddy, Nov 4, 2004
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  2. afro_eddy

    Mindwipe Guest

    check the cooling fan connector (ns of the rad) it usually melts into one
    lump
    if so just cut it off and solder the wires together one at a time(you may
    need to remove the bumper for this)
     
    Mindwipe, Nov 5, 2004
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  3. afro_eddy

    afro_eddy Guest

    cheers - was the plug & socket
    i had smashed the front end & the fan seemed ok & so did the wiring
    opened up the plug & a couple of the connecters were bent & stuck
    together
    all sorted now tho :) switches off when i turn the key & take it out!
     
    afro_eddy, Nov 9, 2004
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